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2021
GM recalls vehicles over third-row seat belt hazard
General Motors announced a recall of 94,641 vehicles across the Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC brands after identifying a potential hazard involving third-row seat belts. The belts could be damaged and might break in a crash. GM said it would inspect the vehicles and replace damaged belts free of charge, and reposition them if necessary.
2021
Chevrolet announces new Bolt EV
Chevrolet announced the new all-electric Bolt EV, which the article says is expected to go on sale in the summer of that year.
2021
Chevrolet unveils the Bolt EUV
General Motors formally unveiled the Chevrolet Bolt EUV, an electric utility vehicle. Production was planned for late spring and showroom availability for early summer.
2021
Class-action lawsuit filed over Chevrolet Camaro airbag sensor issue
A class-action lawsuit was filed against General Motors in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. The class action alleges that Chevrolet knew passenger-airbag sensors in certain 2010 and 2011 Camaros were prone to tearing but failed to issue a recall.
2021
Havis introduces solutions for 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles
Havis introduced a new suite of products to support the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Pursuit Vehicle and Special Service Vehicle, including vehicle-specific consoles, device mounts, K9 transport systems and other accessories.
2021
Chevrolet launches MyLink+ OTA system upgrade
Chevrolet announced the launch of an over-the-air upgrade to its MyLink+ in-vehicle connectivity system for four vehicle models, adding 22 functions.
2021
Chevrolet and Disney World announce new-energy mobility collaboration
Chevrolet said it would work with Disney World to develop new-energy mobility.
2021
Chevrolet introduces Chevy MyWay virtual vehicle tours
Chevrolet introduced Chevy MyWay, a live virtual vehicle tour for new vehicles.
2020
Five South Korean automakers recall vehicles for faulty components
Five automakers in South Korea began a voluntary recall of 210,738 vehicles across 76 models to repair faulty components. The article identifies defects involving GM Chevrolet Lacetti, BMW models and Audi A6 vehicles.
2020
GM recalls vehicles over potentially failing suspension links
General Motors recalled 213,000 specified Buick and Chevrolet vehicles sold or registered in salt-belt states because rear toe links can rust and fail. Dealers were to replace the links when parts became available.
2020
GM recalls vehicles over potential seat-belt failure
General Motors recalled nearly 840,000 U.S. vehicles overall, including 624,000 vehicles with seat-belt brackets that may not have been secured to the seat frame; the belts may not properly restrain occupants in a crash. Owner notifications and dealer inspections were planned.
2020
GM recalls vehicles over seat belt and suspension problems
GM announced recalls covering nearly 840,000 vehicles in the United States over seat belt bracket and rear toe-link issues. The seat belt brackets may fail to restrain passengers in a crash, and the rear toe links may rust and fail. GM said it would notify owners and arrange inspections or replacement parts.
2020
GM recalls vehicles over rear toe-link corrosion risk
GM said it was recalling 213,000 vehicles in states that use road salt in winter because rear toe links can rust and fail. The affected models include certain Buick and Chevrolet vehicles.
2020
Edmunds announces 2021 Top Rated Award winners
Edmunds announced the winners of its 2021 Top Rated Awards, recognizing vehicles across eight categories. The listed winners included vehicles from Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Tesla and Chevrolet.
2020
BraunAbility introduces wheelchair-accessible SUV conversion
BraunAbility introduced a new wheelchair-accessible SUV conversion built on the Chevrolet Traverse, which the company described as its most spacious wheelchair-accessible SUV.
2020
GM announces global Takata air-bag inflator recall
General Motors announced that it would recall about 7 million pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide to replace potentially dangerous Takata air-bag inflators. The recall covers specified 2007–2014 model-year vehicles. NHTSA concluded the inflators were at risk of exploding after long-term exposure to high heat and humidity.
2020
Chevrolet announces Bolt EUV production plan
Chevrolet announced plans for the Bolt EUV, an electric multi-purpose vehicle, which was expected to enter production the following summer; the article also reports it would be Chevrolet’s first electric vehicle equipped with Super Cruise.
2020
General Motors recalled more than 217,000 vehicles over potential transmission-oil leaks
General Motors announced a recall of more than 217,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because transmission oil could leak, potentially stopping the vehicles or causing a fire. The recall covers specified Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac models; dealers are to inspect the mechanism and replace missing bolts. The recall was expected to start December 14.
2020
GM partners with Uber to offer Bolt discounts to Uber drivers
GM partnered with Uber to encourage electric-vehicle adoption by offering Uber drivers employee pricing on a new Chevrolet Bolt and 20% off Bolt charging accessories.
2020
GM offers eligible Uber drivers discounts on the Chevrolet Bolt
GM said it was offering eligible Uber drivers in the United States and Canada employee pricing on a new Chevrolet Bolt and 20% off Bolt charging accessories.